The following provided by Find A Grave contributor "Cara"
Anaconda Standard (MT), 26 July 1908
Death Comes Suddenly to Miss Lois Cooney
Boulder, July 25--Miss Lois Cooney, the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Ed H. Cooney, of Great Falls, was found dead in her bed in the ranch home of her cousin, Mrs. William Kyler, early this morning. Miss Cooney came to Boulder some weeks ago with her mother and since her mother's return home had alternately visited with her aunt, Mrs. F.M. Johnson, and Mrs. Kyler. She had been affected with heart trouble since childhood, and it is presumed she had an attack during the night.
Her father, Ed Cooney, is postmaster at Great Falls and is also editor of the Great Falls Leader. Miss Cooney was about 17 years of age.
While she and her mother were visiting in Boulder several years ago they received word of the drowning of her only brother, Eugene, at Canyon Ferry, where he was stopping with his grandfather.
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Fergus County Argus (MT), 28 July 1908
Lois Cooney, daughter of Postmaster and Mrs. Ed Cooney of Great Falls, died suddenly at Boulder last Friday at the home of friends with whom she was visiting. It has been but a few years since Mr. and Mrs. Cooney lost their only son by drowning.
Anaconda Standard (MT), 26 July 1908
Death Comes Suddenly to Miss Lois Cooney
Boulder, July 25--Miss Lois Cooney, the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Ed H. Cooney, of Great Falls, was found dead in her bed in the ranch home of her cousin, Mrs. William Kyler, early this morning. Miss Cooney came to Boulder some weeks ago with her mother and since her mother's return home had alternately visited with her aunt, Mrs. F.M. Johnson, and Mrs. Kyler. She had been affected with heart trouble since childhood, and it is presumed she had an attack during the night.
Her father, Ed Cooney, is postmaster at Great Falls and is also editor of the Great Falls Leader. Miss Cooney was about 17 years of age.
While she and her mother were visiting in Boulder several years ago they received word of the drowning of her only brother, Eugene, at Canyon Ferry, where he was stopping with his grandfather.
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Fergus County Argus (MT), 28 July 1908
Lois Cooney, daughter of Postmaster and Mrs. Ed Cooney of Great Falls, died suddenly at Boulder last Friday at the home of friends with whom she was visiting. It has been but a few years since Mr. and Mrs. Cooney lost their only son by drowning.
The following provided by Find A Grave contributor "Cara"
Anaconda Standard (MT), 26 July 1908
Death Comes Suddenly to Miss Lois Cooney
Boulder, July 25--Miss Lois Cooney, the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Ed H. Cooney, of Great Falls, was found dead in her bed in the ranch home of her cousin, Mrs. William Kyler, early this morning. Miss Cooney came to Boulder some weeks ago with her mother and since her mother's return home had alternately visited with her aunt, Mrs. F.M. Johnson, and Mrs. Kyler. She had been affected with heart trouble since childhood, and it is presumed she had an attack during the night.
Her father, Ed Cooney, is postmaster at Great Falls and is also editor of the Great Falls Leader. Miss Cooney was about 17 years of age.
While she and her mother were visiting in Boulder several years ago they received word of the drowning of her only brother, Eugene, at Canyon Ferry, where he was stopping with his grandfather.
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Fergus County Argus (MT), 28 July 1908
Lois Cooney, daughter of Postmaster and Mrs. Ed Cooney of Great Falls, died suddenly at Boulder last Friday at the home of friends with whom she was visiting. It has been but a few years since Mr. and Mrs. Cooney lost their only son by drowning.
Anaconda Standard (MT), 26 July 1908
Death Comes Suddenly to Miss Lois Cooney
Boulder, July 25--Miss Lois Cooney, the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Ed H. Cooney, of Great Falls, was found dead in her bed in the ranch home of her cousin, Mrs. William Kyler, early this morning. Miss Cooney came to Boulder some weeks ago with her mother and since her mother's return home had alternately visited with her aunt, Mrs. F.M. Johnson, and Mrs. Kyler. She had been affected with heart trouble since childhood, and it is presumed she had an attack during the night.
Her father, Ed Cooney, is postmaster at Great Falls and is also editor of the Great Falls Leader. Miss Cooney was about 17 years of age.
While she and her mother were visiting in Boulder several years ago they received word of the drowning of her only brother, Eugene, at Canyon Ferry, where he was stopping with his grandfather.
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Fergus County Argus (MT), 28 July 1908
Lois Cooney, daughter of Postmaster and Mrs. Ed Cooney of Great Falls, died suddenly at Boulder last Friday at the home of friends with whom she was visiting. It has been but a few years since Mr. and Mrs. Cooney lost their only son by drowning.
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